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On Long Island, seniors are skipping meat, chasing sales, and fearing their money won’t...

Federal poverty measures capture only part of the problem.
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After 82 Years, Army Private From New York Comes Home Through Dignified Transfer At...

Albert Marks, an Army private from New York, was killed near a German village in 1944 and lost to history for over 80 years. This month, his remains were finally identified and brought home to Albany.
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“Long Overdue”: Ben Stiller on Zohran Mamdani’s Decision to Ban Horse-Drawn Carriages After Nearly...

Comedian and actor Ben Stiller shared his thoughts on Zohran Mamdani's decision to ban horse-drawn carriages. On October 13, 2026, comedian and actor Ben Stiller reacted to New York City appearing to ban horse-drawn carriages. The old tradition, rooted in the culture of the region, appears to be coming to an end within the next two years. Complex reported on the matter, noting that Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin had approached a deal to close the industry by June 2028.
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Krispy Kreme reaches development deal with franchisee to open 33 stores in New York...

Krispy Kreme Inc., creator of the famed hot-off-the-line glazed donut, announced Oct. 13 a franchise development agreement with Original Entrepreneurs LLC to open 33 Krispy Kreme shops across the New York metro area over the next five years, expanding the brand’s presence in one of the country’s largest consumer markets.
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NYC Restaurants Shut Off Air Conditioning, Close on Sundays as Costs Surge

New York City restaurants are running out of ways to outrun inflation. CakeBurgers, an East Harlem eatery that serves hamburgers and cakes shaped like hamburgers, turned off its air conditioning — even as temperatures in the city this summer routinely soared into the 90s — after the gas and electric bill spiked to $1,400 a month.
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After 82 Years, Army Private From New York Comes Home Through Dignified Transfer At...

Albert Marks, an Army private from New York, was killed near a German village in 1944 and lost to history for over 80 years. This month, his remains were finally identified and brought home to Albany.
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Driver Vanishes After 154 MPH Police Chase Through Saratoga County

A Clifton Park woman says her neighborhood turned into an episode of COPS Monday night. And she's got Ring camera footage!
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NY named most expensive US state for socializing — here’s where you can go...

Money can’t buy happiness, but it could save you from loneliness — depending on where you live. An eye-opening study by Manhattan Mental Health Counseling crunched data across 48 U.S. states to pinpoint where maintaining a social life burns the biggest hole in your pocket — and to no one’s surprise, New York reigned supreme as the most punishingly expensive. To uncover the priciest social hubs in America, researchers tallied up everyday lifestyle staples, including average prices at casual resta
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Developers Pitch High-Speed Ferry From New York City to Atlantic City

Backers of a $4 billion development at Bader Field in Atlantic City say a high-speed ferry could carry passengers from New York City to Atlantic City by Memorial Day weekend. Seastreak Ferries has shown interest. The talks are still at an early stage. Tommy Carr, a partner in Deem Development,...
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$870 for pet-friendly Queens apartments—applications have officially opened for this NYC affordable housing lottery

Finding an apartment in NYC that doesn’t eat up your entire paycheck is practically a full-time job. But every so often, an affordable housing lottery opens up that makes the city’s notoriously expensive rental market feel a little less impossible. Lucky for us, the latest NYC affordable housing lottery is now open , offering apartments at 65 Place Apartments, a new nine-story building in Woodside, Queens (42-78 65 Place, Woodside, NY 11377), with monthly rents starting at just $869. And the pri

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